By BETH ZUMWALT
The Pike County Republican Central Committee met July 16 and filled the rest of the ballot for the November election.
Ashley Greger will be the Republican candidate for county clerk and Robert Kenady will fill the open county board candidacy.
Two vacancies existed on the ballot after David Greenwood, a candidate for county board and Natalie Roseberry, the incumbent and candidate for county clerk withdrew from their races earlier this summer.
Gregor lives in Pittsfield and is employed by Hannibal Regional Hospital in administration.
“She is very well acquainted with IT programs and the committee thought she had the best qualification of any of the three candidates,” Andy Borrowman, chairman of the Pike County Central Committee, said.
Kenady served on the county board approximately 10 years ago, according to Borrowman, who said Kenady received the nomination based on the weighted vote taken by the precinct committee members who were at the meeting.
Borrowman also said for the first time in his memory, the Republican Central Committee has a precinct committeeman in each of the precincts. Two precinct committee men were appointed at the July 16 meeting.
Evan Ralph was appointed to be precinct committeeman in Levee Township and Robert Browning in Chambersburg.
Borrowman said other business discussed at the meeting included plans for the Aug. 14 golf tournament, an annual fundraiser for the party.
